A year after the destruction of the Jurassic World theme park, an adventurous band of future young explorers return to the island of Isla Nublar to investigate what is left of the remaining dinosaurs. 

As the next wave of exploders you will have to train fast and there will be challenges.  You will need to use your deductive abilities and learn how to survive on Isla Aguila for the next two years.

Training Dates:  July 25 & 26 (8:30am – 11:00am)

Purpose:

We have just two days to develop you into life-long explorers. You’ll need to learn to trust your crew (fellow students), and how to tame the most savage raptors (how to be successful in middle school).  There may be challenges ahead, but you will all learn how to face them together.          

Some activities:

Icebreakers

Team builders

Scavenger Hunt

Transportation:

The helicopters were destroyed so you will have to arrive by other vessels (buses) to get to Eagle Island.  I have sent a schedule for those traveling by bus, and a map of the Island itself.  If you are using your own transport, we do ask that no one be marooned on the island, so please arrive and depart promptly.  There may still be dangerous predators lurking in the morning so please arrive no earlier than 10 minutes prior to the beginning of the day’s expeditions. 

Upon arrival:

All explorers will report to the research center (cafeteria) to meet their crew.  There, they will be assigned an experienced paleontologist (teacher) and tracker (8^th grade student) to complete their training.

What to Bring:

You may bring your own supplies (snacks and water). Other equipment will be provided. 

You will be roving about the island, so dress comfortably, but remember our dress code applies anytime our students are on campus.  (No hats, bandanas, visors, flip-flops, or tube/tank tops.  Also, no bare midriffs, no exposed undergarments, or inappropriate slogans on clothing.)  Dinosaurs are attracted to such clothing.   

Expectations:

While there will be time for fun, we must maintain discipline at all times.  If we must, we will remove any explorers from the expedition.  Being on time, and working hard as a crew, will ensure that we find the answers to protecting Isla Aguila and the world.

Perry “Raptor” Mason, (Principal)

If you have any further question please feel free to call me at 896-6105.  The main school number is 896-6100. 

Welcome to Jurassic World!